The people of Vunidawa and greater Naitasiri area now have access to clean and treated water.

Five former Officers of the Land Transport Authority have been charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption for corruption related offences.

The Fiji Labour Party hopes tomorrow’s Budget will allocate funds for the establishment of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

There is a need to contextualize a relevant health education system that embraces cultural sensitivity, community engagement, and the integration of traditional healing practices.

Votualevu College is advocating for the inclusion of mushroom farming in school curricula.

The Ministry of Health underspends its capital expenditure budget allocations as it does not have the resources to better organize its needs.

The Consumer Watchdog hopes to see a hike on goods with high sugar and salt content in the upcoming national budget.

The Police Force is concerned about the sale of tobacco including suki to minors following reports of it being used as a mixture of substances.

Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo challenged newly-admitted lawyer, Ruth Fa to carry on the tradition in the legal fraternity set by her father and prominent lawyer, Isireli Fa and late uncle, Tevita Fa.

A total of 107 exhibitors will be part of this year’s Fiji Showcase which begins tomorrow.

The International Monetary Fund in its latest release has stated that the recovery and ongoing broad consultations make the upcoming budget a critical opportunity to begin rebuilding Fiji’s fiscal space and reducing vulnerability.

Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lenora Qereqeretabua is attending the Melanesian Spearhead Group senior officials meeting and MSG Foreign Ministers Meeting in Port Vila, Vanuatu.